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  • Hamilton police ask for public’s help in identifying sexual assault suspect

    Hamilton police ask for public’s help in identifying sexual assault suspect

    HAMILTON — Hamilton police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a man accused of sexually assaulting a sex trade worker. Police say the incident took place at about 3 a.m. on Thursday. They say the woman engaged in a conversation with an unknown man on Barton Street in Hamilton. She then got into the

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  • AFN Chief says pipeline halt a victory for First Nations

    AFN Chief says pipeline halt a victory for First Nations

    OTTAWA — Assembly of First Nations (AFN) National Chief Perry Bellegarde applauded the decision by the Federal Court of Appeal to halt construction of the Trans Mountain expansion project. Bellegarde said in a statement that the decision is “another victory for First Nations.” The national chief said while it’s unfortunate First Nations must litigate to protect inherent

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  • The Mush Hole to be performed at CON

    The Mush Hole to be performed at CON

    ST. CATHARINES — Santee Smith’s The Mush Hole will be headlining as the featured dance performance on September 8 at the Celebration of Nations this coming weekend at the First Ontario Performing Arts Centre in the Cairns Recital Hall. This will be the first time the performance will be performed in front of an audience.

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  • The Story of Orange Shirt Day book launched in Kamloops

    The Story of Orange Shirt Day book launched in Kamloops

    Residential school survivor Phyllis Webstad is working to publish a children’s book depicting her experience within the residential school system. September 30 has, since 2013, been annually recognized as Orange Shirt Day for indigenous communities across the country to honour the survivors of residential schools and their families. The federal government is currently considering to

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  • Five Canadian titles to watch at the Toronto International Film Festival

    Five Canadian titles to watch at the Toronto International Film Festival

    TORONTO — From teen tales to timely stories and documentaries about the environment, the Canadian lineup for this year’s Toronto International Film Festival offers up a mix of big names and rising talent from across the country. The Canadian Press spoke with five homegrown filmmakers headed to the festival, which runs Sept. 6 to 16.

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  • Reserve puts ban on cannabis sales

    Reserve puts ban on cannabis sales

    WHITEFISH RIVER — The community of Whitefish River First Nation say there will be no pot sales in their territory when recreational cannabis becomes legal. According to band officials the decision was made because First Nations are being targeted by people wanting to set up dispensaries on reserves where jurisdiction and legal framework about the

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  • Tougher penalties for dangerous driving

    Tougher penalties for dangerous driving

    TORONTO — Ontario has tough new standards for dangerous driving. The changes took effect on September 1 and include tougher penalties for careless driving and endangering pedestrians. Drivers convicted of careless driving causing bodily harm or death will now face fines up to $50,000, six demerit points, a driver’s license suspension up to five years

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  • Student arrested after threats made to 3 schools

    Student arrested after threats made to 3 schools

    OXFORD COUNTY — OPP responded to a threats complaint on Monday afternoon after a concerned citizen found a threatening note and contacted OPP to report it. The note made threats against several schools in the Thames Valley District School Board and one in the Grand Erie District School Board. At approximately 5:30 p.m. on September 3, 2018, the

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  • Jukasa Motor Speedway hosts Canadian Short Track Nationals

    Jukasa Motor Speedway hosts Canadian Short Track Nationals

    HALDIMAND — The highly anticipated racing event hosted by the Jukasa Motor Speedway invited late model fans to enjoy the Canadian Short Track Nationals to witness the race for a whopping $50,000 first place prize. The unsanctioned 200 lap event attracted thousands of race fans and race entries from its home province as well as

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  • Heavy rain adds to the excitement of Sit’n Bull Customer Appreciation Day

    Heavy rain adds to the excitement of Sit’n Bull Customer Appreciation Day

    SIX NATIONS — Despite the rain, customers and the curious had a wonderful time, judging by feedback from the public posted to Sit’N Bull Gas and Variety’s Facebook page. One visitor, Franci Greenaway shared, “I saw the Trailer Park Boys today. They walked by me not 20 feet away. Julian, Ricky and Bubbles. Super surreal!

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